The Empress's Dream-Making Space

Many people think that the protagonist is so stupid and such a holy mother, and the male protagonist treats her like that, so why does she do so... But ask yourself, if you traveled through time and became the heroine, would you be able to instantly become a master of house fighting? Or can she become the queen of palace fighting? How much more reliance can you rely on with the simple knowledge you have come into contact with in modern times? In ancient times, if a woman could become the main wife or side wife, as long as she had a family, her mother and other female relatives would pass on the knowledge of palace fighting from generation to generation. How do you think a modern woman traveling through the past would fight them? I'm afraid you can't even get the raw materials to kill them with explosives! Don't say that the author is cheating on the heroine. If one life fails, there will be another. It seems to me that those who have traveled through time can directly fight to the max in the palace, and their power in house fighting is beyond the limit. They are the ones who have done the biggest trick. After all, one is just an archiver, and the other is an invincible god skill that can kill everyone. It's obvious which one is more powerful. But I think the most important thing for a modern girl who has traveled through time is to have a way out and a chance to start over. If you make a wrong choice, just go back and make another choice. Instead of spending your whole life fighting with others. Yes, I won in the end, but how good would it be to spend my life doing something comfortable? For a man, I have to think about fighting this and suppressing that all day long. Make yourself miserable. If that's the case, it's better to find another man.

In the first life, she was abandoned by the emperor, but in the second life, she helped him become the emperor and became his queen. This is simple.

Combined with the keyword "dream space" in the title of the book, are the first life and the current second life both an illusion? A fantasy for training? Only when the heroine reaches a certain level of cultivation and understands her true pursuit can she break away. She opens her eyes and finds that she has returned to the real world and embarks on a long journey of life. The heroine died in modern times and traveled through space with the help of space. However, once she traveled to ancient times, space weaved and activated the illusion based on the surrounding environment and the heroine's character. The heroine spent two lives in the illusion and her state of mind reached the requirements of the space before she officially accepted the true inheritance in the space, which is the so-called third life. Otherwise, what does the word "dream-making" in the title of the book mean? How powerful would a magic weapon that could reverse time twice be? Therefore, it would make sense if the first and second lives were an illusion of experience. This ability is similar to prophecy. I think the space did not choose the heroine to let the heroine rise and fall in the mortal world. The most likely reason is that the space appeared and chose the heir to continue the orthodoxy. In order to continue the tradition in a better and longer term, the mind and realm of the successor are very important. After all, a knife is held differently in the hands of different people. Some people are good for others and others are evil. Those who do good things can pass on the tradition, while those who do evil can destroy the tradition. Obviously, the heroine was a silly girl before time travel. It would be unrealistic for a silly girl to become taller and taller as soon as she gets the inheritance. For example, today's nouveau riche cannot keep up with their financial quality. It takes at least three generations to have the so-called nobility. The space does not want "nouveau riche". Space wants "nobles", so it arranged a fantasy world. This brings up the topic of "dream making". The above are some of my guesses based on the word "dream making". I don't know if they are correct. 😁

After reading Chapter 8 and reading the comments, you can probably get an idea of ​​what kind of existence the heroine is... Space + cultivation + rebirth 3 times. Damn, kill the heroine quickly. Stop wasting time. I'm too lazy to complain. There are too many flaws...

I was dissuaded by the introduction and comments. Although the heroine is not spiritual, she is still lucky. If she fails in life, she can keep starting over. However, when she thinks about it, will she have to do it all over again after this life has ended successfully, and then continue to read endless moons in this weird world? It is very scary to think about it ~ 😃😃

A heroine who acts stupidly whenever she meets a man, haha...

Why do you have to die so many times? Have to be reborn so many times again? Even if a fool lives three or four lives, he will still be an old monster. We are all newbies and you are the only one with a big boost at level 3. Is it fun to win like this? After living so many times, won't the memory become confused? Is this how to show that she is the protagonist?

Thumbs up for Tan Qixiang's approach!

I feel like the entire Lan family, including the heroine, are all fools. They are hopelessly stupid for believing in the emperor. The heroine is also incredibly stupid. She was unprepared for her half-brother and concubine, and she had asked for her own tragic death in her first life. There is also the second brother Lan, who is stupid and impulsive, and cannot speak his mind. The heroine is stupid enough to expose her future knowledge even though she knows her father is too powerful and ignores her daughter. The heroine simply didn't understand that facing the imperial power, it doesn't matter how much you do.

Reading the comments, I think the heroine is stupid. Modern people have love for an emperor without reservation.